Rameshwar Dass Baba Ji Ka Mandir

40 feet height huge idol of Lord Hanuman on the main entrance of Baba Rameshwar Dass Temple is situated at BAMANWAS village about 25 kms from the Mahendragarh district headquarters Narnaul in the Indian state of Haryana. The main wall of the temple separates the village of Tibba Basai in Rajasthan.

This temple was constructed by Baba Rameshwar Dass and dedicated to Lord Shiva. Inside the temple, there is a unique 10 feet high Shiva Linga that stands installed besides other images of Lord Shiva. A large stone image of Nandi can be found in its premises. It has a spacious hall with marble flooring and decorated walls. Marble idols of Hindu Gods and Goddess are arranged in the hall. The walls of the temple are adorned with painted idols and the morals/preaching of the Bhagavad Gita, Ramayan and other Hindu religious Epics are written.

Before the construction of this temple, Baba Rameshwar Dass had changed many places. In the initial stage he lived along with his Guru Shri Nand Brahmehari at Shiv Kund located at the ridge of Dhosi. After death of his Guru, he constructed a temple at village Bighopur in Narnaul sub-division and lived there. Thereafter, Baba came to this place (Bamanwas) and got this temple constructed. Baba came to this place in the beginning of 1963 and the construction work of this temple was started. The people of Bamanwas made available the land for the temple to Baba. Thereafter, the amenities like electricity, water-supply and roads were provided. The Idol of Lord Hanuman was installed/ inaugurated on Ram Navami in Vikram Samvat 2033 (in year 1976).

People of Haryana and Rajasthan have great devotion for Baba Rameshwar Dass Temple and the idol of Lord Hanuman. The devotees from all over India (mainly from Ahmedabad, Mumbai, Delhi, Calcutta, Hyderabad and many other cities) come for having a glimpse of the image of Baba and due to the help rendered by these devotees; this huge temple could be raised.

A big fair is held annually on the occasion of Ram Navami when lakhs of devotees from various parts of the country participate. The most peculiar feature of the temple is that no cash donations are accepted here.

Both Haryana and Rajasthan Governments have constructed metalled roads in their respective areas up to this temple. Bus service of Haryana Roadways is also available from Narnaul bus stand to the temple.